Sentence examples for fundamental category from inspiring English sources
This book's subtitle contains of course a fundamental category error.
In the conclusion, they argued that all early attempts by human cultures to categorise the world were ultimately organised in relation to a fundamental category of sacred things.
Rousseau's defiant collectivism was clearly a revolt against Locke's systematic individualism; for Rousseau the fundamental category was not "natural person" but "citizen".
Which is to say that the crafting of a movie, a trailer, a performance, a persona, and even a P.R. campaign all partake of the same fundamental category of activity: psychology.
There's a fundamental category error endemic to criticism: the notion that there's an arm's-length appreciation of craft that's somehow secondary to the principal business of a movie, the creation of character, the unfolding of drama.
The structure of Reality comprises a single fundamental category, Abstract Particulars, or "tropes".
The categorial interior of entities has a layered organization: the most fundamental categories structure the innermost core of entities, while other categories, such as scientific ones, add progressively more superficial layers.
"But however you do it they all fall into two even more fundamental categories - they are all hits or flops".
The Strategies column on Nov. 7, about the weighting of stocks in index funds according to fundamental categories of accounting, rather than market capitalization, referred incompletely to the origins of the approach.
It's a strange notion, this: digitisation has become so comprehensive and penetrating it is now able to express the fundamental categories within which we perceive reality itself – but of course this is merely an image, like any other.
Additionally, relativity and its rethinking of the fundamental categories of space and time have provided a basis for certain philosophical, social, and artistic interpretations that have influenced human culture in different ways.
